The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1887-03-02

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10 ,hink' urahit, she says giancing
ihsoientiy at her cousin from peheath
nan closed lus' .nat when you Try 10
ne amusing you are tne most uhpardoh-
AMY stupid person l ever met. your
Jokes Always make me ieei inclneo 10
weep. .,,
IN TINS ihstahcev demands ne,
quickly, ms race darkehing ana an EVIL
hght coming ihto MS eyes
And in every other. One yawns
enough IN all conscience as one goes
through life without being compelled to
DO II by those who would fain believe
they stir our laughter. Give 1t up, my
dear Grant,; comedy Is beyond you-the
heavy business suits you better" Lad.
A glance at her cousin convinces her
that she has amply revenged herself. His
brow is as black as midnight, and his
mouth has taken the old expression that
means mischief. Massareene, too, has
added to his discontinue by breaking
into gay laugh, that rouses Mrs. Brand
from her perusal of a review, as scurril-
Gus as 1t is just, OF a book written by a
friend of hers, that she finds Of engross-
ing interest-the review, that is, not the
book.
"What is it," asks she, looking up In
high good humOr. Really, the review
N nXeaa1al aYnapfafinnQ
it Is anything amusing pray let me hear
1t. l have been so put out by q very
harsh criticism on dear Fanny Ellwood's
novel that require something to cheer
me. Some little jest of yours, Grant,!
Come, tell 1t TO me, though must say,
my dear, you look more like an OthellO
this moment than one born in q merry
hour All, here comes tea at lastl Just
move my chair little, will your Thanks,
dear Grant. am fast becoming an old
woman, eh'"
Grant, Is in just such pleasant mood
as urges him to tell her she Is already
amongst the frosts and SHOWS OF life; but
prudence-a feeling more powerful with
him Than most others-restrains him.
lie Is Obliged, however, 10 move her
chair into the exact position pointed out,
ana TO perform divers other small SER
vices Tor her with smiling lace and ap-
parently willing air, while grinding
under the thought that he Is leaving the
other two free to carry on low CONVEX
sati0n uninterrupted.
"How angry you We're about GRANTS
innuendo Just now" whispers she,
drawing her skirts aside that he may drop
upon the low lounge beside her. you
need nor nave peeh. Dld you 1nink !
never heara OF 'nat one iittie nasco OF
yours eh' -.
one ~, leans toward nm anu Smiles q Ut
,ie. Inc Young man starts ana coIors
ho.ly, iel ,er sIniie is 80 sweep, 30 Ena
-neVer mas her manner oeeh 50 repiete
WIN gehtlehess as now. ,
you shew-you heard' -stammers
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